Square Enix is giving away free copies of Thief Gold to all those who participate in their mod-making competition. Hilariously enough, you donāt actually have to submit anything. Just click on the āSubmitā button to get an Amazon discount key. After that, all you have to do is add the game to your cart on Amazon.com, apply the discount key and download it. Shame I canāt download it myself, though, as an US billing adress is required to be even able to add the game to the cart.
Iām getting āCodes are all gone for now. Please try again later.ā on that Thief thing. I guess theyāre fixing the hole where you can get it without actually uploading anything about a mod.
An update for people who are on the fence of getting metal slug 3:
Game runs GREAT on my machine (I know some people who have had issues)
but Iāve run into some odd internet game bugs, like my friend accidentally hit the windows key so it tabbed him then we were both stuck āwaiting for other playerā with the only option available to disconnect and end the session.
Still, loads of fun and the MP was really good (if that sways anyoneās mind) didnāt try and lan mp out, but Iām sure itās smooth as silk.
You didnāt actually have to send me a friend request for that.
All you do is go to my inventory, click āmoreā and then click āoffer trade.ā Then you pick what you want from my inventory and send a trade request.
@AreEyeSeaKay Get a PS4 pad(works out the box on PC) or a PS3 pad with drivers that trick your PC into thinking itās an Xbox pad/traditional PC pad.
When it comes to 2D games, I have no problem playing them on a keyboard, unless they have SF-style motions to do certain moves and such. Playing Strider on KB feels natural to me.
The wired 360 pad (now shooting up in price because xbone) is literally the best PC gamepad you can get.
Itās compatible with a lot of games (most of the games are only compatible with 360 pads) and old games (or games that are just pad friendly) are great with the pad too.
The only downside is if youāre a dualshock hardcore and hate the 360 layout, also the wired pads donāt have that shitty battery dock so thereās a lot of room at the back for fingers if you have giant zangief hands like me.
I love the 360 pad, I just only have wireless ones. I can do the keyboard for a lot of games, but Fez and dark souls are two other games Iād really like to have a controller for (if I ever get around to them)
I guess Iāll look into a used one. Thought Iād wait on x1 just in case I eventually were to get an x1 (unlikely).
PS3 pad works the same as a 360 pad with the right drivers and the cool thing is you donāt have to deal with the shittiest D-pad of all time. :tup:
Edit: Regardless of what you get, you can probably find used pads on Craigslist/Kijiji for really, really cheap if you donāt want to shell out full price for a new one.